Here we are working on concepts for the ArtPedaler show next month by drawing for 20 minutes at a time and then passing our paper's clockwise.
That's Finn, one of Maria's new kitten. He wanted to sit on whatever I was drawing.
23 November 2009
20 November 2009
I gotta make
Frank Chimero said it best the other day at Design Madison — "Some people, they just gotta make."
I just gotta make... as many things pretty as my little hands possibly can before I leave this world. Every second is an opportunity to make something beautiful.
"This work fills you up," said Chimero, frankly. True that Franky baby, true that.
I just gotta make... as many things pretty as my little hands possibly can before I leave this world. Every second is an opportunity to make something beautiful.
"This work fills you up," said Chimero, frankly. True that Franky baby, true that.
28 September 2009
I think this is why I got a job
03 May 2009
22 April 2009
You like me! You REALLY like me!?
I am honored to say that my hard work and dedication to the Art Department at MATC was rewarded today. I received an award for Visual Arts Student of the Year. Allow me to toot my horn a bit! *Toot, toot*
Thanks for reading. We will now continue with our normal programming.
Thanks for reading. We will now continue with our normal programming.
18 April 2009
Learning to sew again
I decided after searching for weeks for my ideal portfolio and case that I just needed to make my own. So I got some really nice card stock for the interior - Neenah Classic Crest in Epic Black. I cut black boards for the outside with hinges and decided to do post hole binding. I got all the following supplies at Dick Blick:
Heavy duty black board $6.00
Lineco spine repair tape $15.89
Pina Zangaro adhesive hinge strips (already 4 hole punched, really took the guess work out) 10 packs are $10.20ea
Pina Zangaro screwpost kit $4.68
Bookboard hold puncher$11.85
So I cut two boards down to be a bit larger than the 13x16 paper. Then I used the scraps to go inside for the posts, so they would be hidden. First I used the adhesive hinges (which I attached to the black card-stock I bought from Neenah) to measure where to punch the holes. I put the posts and the all the hinges, bookboard and adhesive ones together so I knew what the thickness would be before taping hinges down to the covers.
Then I bought super heavy weight canvas fabric, about $10. I spray mounted it to the covers and edged it on the inside of the covers with book repair tape.
Then i got a funky fabric for a case and used the heavy weight fabric as a liner. I sewed a pocket on it and attached a magnetic button closure.
I still have to make handles and a strap. I wanted the shoulder strap to be removable, so my friend saw some overall hooks and we decided that would be a really cool way to do it.
It was a lot of time and sewing, but now I have the exact portfolio that I want. Check it.
13 April 2009
New Catalogue Project! I decided to do a made up lighting company...
04 April 2009
13 March 2009
love my internship
10 March 2009
09 March 2009
08 March 2009
05 March 2009
World Map....of food
27 February 2009
Finally after refining and failing for 6 months...
23 February 2009
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